Police at PSU arrested 30 after clearing the library again from trespassers who had returned, faced barricades, and crowd hostility, resulting in injuries and ongoing investigations.

Pro-Palestinian protests in downtown Portland led to vandalism and reports of violence, with a woman recounting an assault after a march. PSU closed due to protests, and police stress commitment to accountability amid tensions.

Mayer State Park is undergoing a riverbank stabilization project with federal and local partners; the east riverbank is closed, but the park remains open for other activities.

The Multnomah County IDDSD is hosting its Information Fair on May 16 to support neurodiverse individuals, offering resources from local service providers.

A fentanyl dealer wanted in connection with an overdose death was arrested at a Portland Trail Blazers game after a sheriff's deputy recognized him on TV.

Oregon CIO Terrence Woods and Deputy CIO Jennifer Bjerke have won the State Executive and Leadership of the Year awards, respectively, in the StateScoop 50 Awards.

Donna Marie Morriss was charged with 46 counts, including identity theft and forgery, and the DA's office is seeking other potential victims to come forward.

A man was shot dead by SWAT in Happy Valley after he took his family hostage and threatened them, prompting officers to intervene. The family was unharmed. An investigation is ongoing.

Oregon invests $7.6 million in CTE grants for 74 schools to enhance workforce preparedness, focusing on diverse fields like manufacturing and health sciences.

A man was found dead from neck injuries in Multnomah County, leading to another's arrest; the East County Major Crimes Team is investigating with no further threat to the public.

Portland police apprehend Harold Dulaney, a suspect in the murder of Charles Hassel, after a three-month search.

Jail nurses in Multnomah County demand the removal of their leadership, citing poor work conditions and management failures. They've expressed a vote of no confidence in supervisory staff.

Starting April 24, Portland's PBOT will work on SW Broadway to improve traffic safety for cyclists and drivers, affecting local parking and traffic flow.